The Jacqui Smith row has shone a light on the latest MP benefit statistics. MPs on average claim a total of just under £93m a year with the average claim, including travel totalling £144,176, according to the latest data for the year 2007-08 - which we have extracted for you. Eric Joyce, Labour MP for Falkirk is the most expensive MP in the Commons, with a claim for £187,334, including over £40,000 on travel. The highest claiming MP, excluding travel, is Ann Keen, Labour MP for MP for Brentford and Isleworth, who claims £167,306. She is also part of the highest claiming couple in the Commons, with husband, Alan, MP for Feltham and Heston,who together claim £315,000.Margaret Beckett, the housing minister, has the highest office expenses - at £107,458 - and employs her husband, Leo as her office chief. Highest claiming Cabinet minister is Liam Byrne, Cabinet Office minister and quaintly titled Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, who receives £164,024 in expenses. Charles Kennedy, former Liberal Democrat leader, spends the most on family trips - £11,296. Alastair Carmichael, Liberal Democrat MP for Orkney and Shetland, claims the highest travel expenses - £40,851.I wrote about the biggest claimers today.Well, Parliament publishes the figures, but they're on a PDF - which as we all know, is no good to man nor beast. So, we've put them on a spreadsheet for you. Let us know what you think.